Cecil William Campbell

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Dearest Aunt June, although I couldn't make it there to be with you in your time of sorrow my love and prayers are with you always, love Angi(wallace)Morton and Cameron Morton and family.

What a wonderful hope we have in the resurrection and I pray this will be a source of comfort, as Brother Campbell rests from his labors. Rita, Michael and Toni, may Jehovah God bless and keep your families as we continue to serve shoulder to shoulder. (Numbers 6:24-26) Portia Gonzalez-McDade (Columbus, Ohio)

Dear Campbell Family,
My goodness,I haven't seen you all in years I was a young girl the last time I seen you. Mike your parents were close friends with my gandparents Estelle and Ruth Clay. I attended the Hilltop Congregation with them when I was a little girl, Im with Central now. I have so many cherished memories of sleep overs at your parents house along with my three sisters and I tell you those were some of the best times. I miss them so. I can remember the book sudies there and oh...

Dear Campbell Family
My goodness Mike I haven't seen you all in years but I remember when the book study was held in your parents home on Clarendon Avenue. I was always excited about book study day. And I remember you all over to the Clays when it was held in thier home also. Your parents were very close friends with my grandparents Estelle and Ruth Clay. I used to attend the Hilltop Congregation with them years ago as a little girl. I am now with the Central Congregation. I have some...

Dear Mike and Rita and Family

Our thoughts are with you and your family during this time of sadness. Remember John 5:28,29 he will wake up right into the new world.

Christian Love
Scott and Tina Wheeler

Your family will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. May we continue to look forward to Jehovahs many promises for a better life without pain and suffering. Warm Christian Love, Mary Ann Touhey (Robinson)
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Dear Sister Campbell, Michael, Toni and family,

Gracious! I dearly loved that man so much for so long and for so many reasons. He went over my baptism questions in summer of 1977. His home was always open. His hilarious humor kept me in stitches. No one else could give a Cecil Campbell talk. But most of all, I admired his unending strong love for Jehovah and the friends. I can't wait to see him again, along with maybe "Tim Henry" and "Mother Fletcher".
Philia and Agape

our sincerest condolences to Rita(mayo) Campbell and the Campbell family from the Mayo's. "Peace, be still." Wannetta(Mayo) Wallace